A mechanical engineer and forensic specialist with more than 40 years of experience focuses on the analysis, design, and performance evaluation of complex building and environmental control systems. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, earned with distinction, and is a licensed Professional Engineer. He is also a Board Certified Diplomate in Forensic Engineering (DFE), a Fellow of ASHRAE (FASHRAE), and a Certified Forensic Litigation Consultant (CFLC). His work encompasses HVAC systems, cleanrooms, semiconductor manufacturing facilities, process and power piping, refrigeration systems, industrial ventilation, and energy management and control systems. He frequently investigates fires, explosions, hazardous material exposures, and code compliance issues involving building and fire standards.

Drawing on extensive litigation and consulting experience, he evaluates system failures, construction and design deficiencies, and environmental control breakdowns across commercial and industrial facilities. He has analyzed temperature and humidity control issues, cleanroom contamination, and mechanical system performance, while also contributing to matters involving intellectual property disputes related to HVAC and mechanical technologies. In addition to his consulting practice, he has served as a visiting lecturer in engineering and construction programs and maintains active involvement with ASHRAE, reflecting his ongoing engagement in the advancement of mechanical engineering and environmental control system design.